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E. E. HALLOCK, Gen’! Agent,
New Haven, Conn.
in the vicinity. His address is Nieves,
Zacatacas, Mexico.
93. S. and ’97 L.S.—William R. Johns-
ton has opened an office in Philadelphia
for the practice of law, making a
specialty of the branches of law which
require a knowledge of chemistry.
’94—-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Holt of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
June 7. |
794 S.i—Miss A. Mabel Lee and
Howard P. Hotchkiss were married
June 14, at the home of the bride’s
brother, Wilson H. Lee. The ushers
were: Henry Brewer and John Sargent,
classmates of the groom. Mr. and Mrs.
Hotchkiss will make their home on Wil-
low Street, New Haven.
’95—The engagement has been an-
nounced of Miss Louise Brinckerhoff
Woodward, daughter of Judge A. B.
Woodward, ’53, of Norwalk, Conn. to
James Malcolm Kendall.
°94—Mr. and Mrs. Dean B. Lyman of
New Haven will spend the Summer at
Watkins Glen, N. Y.
’95—Augustus S. Peabody, 2d, will
spend the Summer at Winnetka, III.
’95 S.—The engagement of Miss Lily
WW... Dayob St.Paul. Mime to A, B.
Ewing, Jr., was announced May 12,
_ 95 S.—Charles L. F. Robinson arrived
in New York on the St. Paul from
Southampton and Cherbourg, June 2.
95 S.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Hol-
comb have gone to their Summer home
at Pine Orchard, Conn., where they will
spend the Summer. |
’95 S.—Louis D. Hopkins is with Treat
& Converse, cotton merchants, 79 Wall
Street, New York. Mr. Hopkins re-
signed his position with Brown Bros.
in December.
95S. and ’98 S.—J. C. Greenway and
G. C. Greenway, Jr., who have’ hoth
been operated upon for appendicitis are
now recovered and have returned to
their home in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
95 S.—The engagement is announced
of Miss Grace Greenwood of Smith Col-
lege, ’97, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Greenwood of Lynn, Mass. to
Cleveland E. Watrous. Mr. Watrous is
an electrical engineer with the General
Electric Co. of Schenectady, N. Y.
’97—Sumner K. Gerard will sail this
month for Europe.
’96—Henry S. Kip will leave New
York for a trip abroad, July 1.
’96—John C. Hollister will graduate
first in his Class at the Chicago Medical
School this year.
’96—The Rev. William M. Hess will
occupy the pulpit of the First Congre-
gational Church (Center) in New
Haven, during the latter part of July.
’96—Herbert E. Gregory will lead a
party of Yale men to the Grand Canon
of Colorado in Arizona this Summer
to study the geology of the Arizona
region.
796 S.— J. L. Forepaugh has been
_serving since June 1 as Acting Assist-
ant Superintendent of the Breckenridge
Division of the Great Northern Rail-
way, with headquarters at Brecken-
ridge, Minn. |
96 S.—Edward H. Farren acted as
toastmaster at the twenty-first annual
banquet and reunion of the Hillhouse
High School Chapter of the Gamma
Delta Psi fraternity, held at the New
Haven House, June 8. Fred A. Hol-
comb, ’96S. was one of the speakers.
796 L.S.—Andrew T. Bierkan will re-
spond to the toast, “Bacon Academy
Men at the Bar,” Thursday evening,
June 21, at the annual banquet of the
Bacon Academy Alumni Association at
Colchester. Edward M. Day, ’o94, ’06
L.S., the Executive Secretary to Gov-
ernor Lounsbury of Connecticut, will
act as toastmaster.
’97—Everett L. Barnard was admitted
to the New York State Bar at the ex-
aminations held this Spring.
’°97—E. W. Van Deusen will sail in a
party, June 19, to make a wheeling
tour through England, France, Switzer-
land, Italy, Germany and Holland.
’°97—Nathan Smyth, 1900 L.S., and
Cornelius P. Kitchel, 1901 L.S., sailed
June 16 for Europe, where they will
spend the vacation. They will return in
September.
97 S.—Mr. and Mrs. George Leinau
have announced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Frances Williston Heck
to Lang Murray, which took place at
New York City, June 7.
’°97 M.S.—Dr. Maximilian L. Loeb,
of New Haven, was elected a dele-
gate to the national convention of
American Zionists to be held in New
York, June Io, at the meeting of the
Aharoth Zion Society held in New
Haven, May 7.
*98—Wilson K. Chisholm of Cleve-
land, O., sailed for Europe, June 9, on
the Pretoria.
*98—Van Sinderen Lindsley has taken |
a position with the law firm of Bowers
& Sands, 31 Nassau Street, New York
City.
’98—Thomas E. Brownlee has been
teaching at Cheshire Academy during
the past year and will remain in the
same position the coming year.
~’99—Marvin Hayes Gates and Arthur
Matthias Marty graduated from the
Kansas City Law School, Friday, June
8, both completing the course in one
year and both standing high in a class
of thirty-nine who graduated.
*99—Miss Molly Leavenworth Town-
send, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
William K. Townsend, ’71, and Dwight
Huntington Day, were married Friday
afternoon, June 15, in the Center
Church, New Haven, Conn. Rev. Dr.
Newman Smyth and Dr. J. Ross Steven-
son were the officiating clergymen.
Wiliam E. Day, I902, acted as best man,
and the ushers were F. H. Brooke, ’99;
. Jamot Brown, ’99; James McD. Magee,
99; G.. H. Welles, Jr., ’99; Herbert
W. Morse; H. T. Bowles, ’99, and
W. H. Field, ’99. David Stanley Smith,
1900, played the wedding music. Mr.
and Mrs. Day will make their home in
St. Paul, Minn. :
’99 S.—J. P. Wadhams is engineer and
inspector appointed for the State, on
about four miles of State road, which is
being built in Goshen, Conn. Mr. Wad-
hams has opened an office as a sur-
veyor and civil engineer at 88 Main St.,
Torrington, Conn.
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